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Elijah Wood recently attended DesertCon in Mexico, and footage from his panel discussion has surfaced online. He spoke about *The Hunt for Gollum*, mentioning the film had many cameo possibilities. Wood particularly praised the project for reuniting the creative team behind Peter Jackson’s *Lord of the Rings* trilogy. He shared, “I’ve read the script, and it’s really good. It’s exciting to see Fran, Peter, and Philippa – the core creative team from *Lord of the Rings* – heavily involved again.”

Zelda publicly asked people to stop sending her AI-generated videos of her late father, sharing her plea on Instagram Stories, according to Variety. She explained she doesn’t want to see them and won’t understand them, and warned that while trolling her won’t bother her, she’ll block those who continue. More importantly, she asked people to consider the impact on her, her father’s memory, and everyone involved, stating the videos are pointless, a waste of effort, and not what her father would have wanted.

Following the announcement of Taylor Kinney’s return to the show, fans are now getting a first look at Brett Richards, the new battalion chief joining Cal Fire. According to US Weekly, Hatosy’s character will be complex – a strict rule-follower with an unpredictable side. The official description reveals Richards’ strong leadership style will likely cause friction, but he’s determined to guide Bode and the 42 crew, vowing to prevent any further firefighter deaths.

Both WWE and AEW have a lot of talented Latino wrestlers. While we miss Eddie Guerrero – remember that surprising storyline with Dominik Mysterio years ago? – there’s still plenty of exciting Latino performers bringing energy to the ring every week. Here’s a look at some of the best Latino wrestlers working in those promotions today!

Matthew Lillard has confirmed he’ll be in the upcoming season of Marvel’s *Daredevil: Born Again*. He also jokingly put in a request to join James Gunn’s DC Universe, saying he’s eager to work with Gunn again. The two previously collaborated on the *Scooby-Doo* movies, where Lillard famously played Shaggy, and he hinted he’s hoping for another opportunity to work with Gunn, playfully suggesting an invitation might be lost in the mail.

Tom Hardy has been appearing in more television projects lately, particularly since becoming a well-known actor and finally getting the chance to headline a gangster series with *MobLand*. The show’s success isn’t surprising, as Hardy consistently delivers strong performances in this genre. While viewers anticipate the second season, they can revisit his other TV work, like *Taboo*, to see how it compares. Though he consistently gives captivating performances, some would argue Hardy’s best TV role is actually in a show where he isn’t the main character. Despite this, he consistently dominates every scene he’s in, and his presence has significantly boosted the popularity of *Peaky Blinders*.

I just got a sneak peek at the Season 2 premiere, titled “A Son in the Oven,” which hits CBS on October 13th and will be available to stream on Paramount+ the next day. While there’s a fascinating medical case of the week, the title hints at some serious family drama – it looks like Mary’s daughter is going to have a really tough time. We’ve seen John and his team work wonders before, but things might be a little different this season. It seems Ingrid may not be returning after the events of Season 1. What really struck me, though, is how committed John is to helping Mary – you can tell he genuinely cares about his former mother-in-law!

Over two decades ago, Peter Jackson took a huge risk by filming the entire *Lord of the Rings* story as one epic movie project, and it paid off spectacularly. His follow-up, *The Hobbit*, wasn’t quite as successful. Now, Jackson is revisiting Middle-earth, but this time as an executive producer, with Andy Serkis directing.

Horror movies are incredibly popular now, but they weren’t always a guaranteed success, even in the 1970s. Filmmakers like John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper emerged during this time, demonstrating a remarkable ability to scare audiences worldwide. Today, many of their films remain classics, highlighting the decade’s lasting impact on the genre and shaping our idea of what a truly great horror movie should be.

“Badlands” is a futuristic story set on a dangerous, faraway planet. It centers on a young Predator who has been exiled (played by Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) and his surprising partnership with Thia (Elle Fanning, known for her Emmy and Golden Globe nominations). Together, they face a perilous quest to find a powerful enemy.